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-Now, build and run the sample. ​ Because our sample data set only contains street data for Chicago, IL, to perform a test you will need to enter an address in Chicago and then click the button to locate it.  Once you do, Map Suite Geocoder will return a result on your map, similar to the following screenshot:​ +Now, build and run the sample. ​ Because our sample data set only contains street data for Chicago, IL, to perform a test you will need to enter an address in
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-//Figure 4. Your first geocoding application is up and running.//​ +
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-===== Summary ===== +
-You now know the basics of using Map Suite Geocoder and are able to get started adding functionality to your own applications. Let's recap what we have learned about the object relationships and how the various parts of the Map Suite Geocoder work together: +
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-  - There is a Open-Match-Close pattern in the Geocoder object;  +
-  - The Geocoder returns a collection of ''​GeocoderMatch''​ objects, each of which represents one matched result; +
-  - A ''​GeocoderMatch''​ object contains a key-value collection. +
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